VIC N4
LEGACY
| Location | |
| Location | VIC N4 |
| First Admission | 2017-Oct-10 |
| Last Admission: | 2017-Sep-29 |
| Program | Family Medicine |
| Hospital | VIC |
| Nr of Beds | 24 |
| Collection Unit Phone: | +(204) ??? |
| Collection Unit Fax : | +(204) ??? |
| Collection Unit Manager : | Not yet assigned |
| Collection Unit Manager Phone : | +(204) ??? |
| Collection Unit Clerk : | ??? |
Unit closed
Last discharge:
- Template:Discussion 5 pts still there Nov 21.17. Need to update when last pt is discharged from this location/Trish Ostryzniuk 18:46, 2017 November 20 (CST)
Change
VIC_N4 will become VIC N4C. Some patients were still on the unit when N4C started on 2017-10-10. Medicine directors wanted to account for these, even though we did not use to collect on this ward. So, patients who were already there will be collected as VIC_N4 until this transition period is over (ie until those patients are discharged).
Patient Profile
- this is a general family medicine unit that we were not collecting prior to it becmming a transitioned care unit
- it has been relabeled as: VIC_N4C
Legacy info
see Oct 2017 Vic Med bed change over
- start at serial number at: 10,150 (share with VIC_N4C)
2005-2009 N4
Checked: there are no entries in Centralized_data.mdb that have VIC_N4 as location. This article exists only to explain how it used to be used.
All patients that were initially collected with location VIC_N4 were changed to VIC_S4.
- N4 30 beds
- start date: N4 October 1, 2005
- end date N4: July 31, 2009
- S4-Opened as a CTU August 1, 2009
401-1 to 418-2 was considered 4N which was FM (family medicine ) We did NOT admit FM patients. FYI 417-1 to 417-4 and 418-1 and 418-2 These beds are considered 4N beds but when there is a code PURPLE meaning Beds/Overcensus these beds then become OFF WARD for CTU patients as needed.